SAMA Superhub Report (Jan – July 2026)
How SAMA Utilizes the Project ECHO Model to Deliver Knowledge During Crises
Category Programs
all non Project ECHO programs
PLT (September 2026)
Since 2021, the Sudanese American Medical Association (SAMA) has used the Project ECHO case-based learning model to empower frontline clinicians and address emergency healthcare gaps in Sudan. Now operating as a designated Project ECHO Super Hub, SAMA is hosting its second Partner Launch Training to scale this network nationwide, focusing on rapid health emergency response and building resilient local health systems.
This intensive 3-day program equips new and emerging partners with the foundational knowledge, operational skills, and workflows required to launch and sustain independent ECHO hubs.
SAMA Learning & Research Report 2025
SAMA Learning & Research Report (Jan–Dec 2025) highlights the key achievements of our education, training, and research initiatives throughout the year. We invite you to explore how SAMA is strengthening medical knowledge, supporting healthcare professionals, and expanding learning opportunities in Sudan and across the region.
Young Researcher Award 2026
SAMA introduced the Young Researcher Award to recognize and celebrate early-career researchers for their contributions to knowledge, innovation, and community impact.
Sudan Future Leaders – Gedarif Launch
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Sudan Future Leaders program in Gedarif.
Project ECHO: Concept Note Submission Form
To outline the scope, target audience, and implementation strategy for a virtual case-based learning series.
Rebuild Sudan: Empower, Educate, Elevate
Sudan needs you now more than ever. Join us to rebuild communities, strengthen skills, and empower the next generation of leaders.
PLT (January 2026)
The Sudanese American Medical Association (SAMA) launched its first Partner Launch Training (PLT) under Project ECHO on January 13–15, 2026.
Project ECHO 2025 Report: Building Capacity Amid Sudan’s Health Emergencies
This year, Project ECHO supported efforts to combat health emergencies in Sudan by training healthcare providers to respond to medical emergencies, cholera, and malnutrition.
Primary Healthcare ECHO
Enhancing PHC Response to Epidemics in Sudan